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My Aunt Denton now spoke to me as if she would have me with her I was willing but spoke she {...} I was not very sorrie {yt?} I went not with her which I have bine glad of having that time to serve Need

In march I b.

I wrot Bandstrings

my Aunt Denton went away

I began my confessions which was my Chiefest worke for this yere \and almost the next/

I made me a pare of bodis

I began some mornings to use the prair my Brother made and Lente me

2 hives whereof one sworm once \{...}/ and cast twise. \Both put together/ the other swormed once and cast once, I having - 2 sh[illings] for it.

for a hive scip - 0 - 6

the sicknes increased {h?}eere {...}

my B[rother] and S[ister] \and gin/ went to my Aunts.

Tom P{...}[?] {2 7?}

I began a pece of pursworke which I did now and then.

Judy and Sue was left here and kept me somt[imes] company

and I preserved

about the time my B[rother] and S[ister] went I feared a wasting of my {...} and vitall parts Feeling my spirits very loe I r[ead] my mothers excercise for it and used it now I began to mend. and somtimes sung psalmes for excercise my selfe tho I {...} and had almost lost my voice through my foolishnes of too much sorrow for my S[ister] Judeth. afore

and a whits som time

{...} after a while

I had a strang hoak, \in my hand and rednes/ or tume which I never had afore and lasted for an houre or 2 and was well agen

also my f[ather] was a while ill one day

I suppose fat meat together with som t[hing?] else[?] was the cause for about this time that seing to hear my father spoken against I bent my selfe to praier for him

my B[rother] and S[ister] cam home

I {... illeg words} with them and others led[?] my f[ather] to send for my B[rother] and S[ister]

Lion died

my uncle pagitt died - I ^ \now/ lerned to make good use when I heard of any bodyes death and to lift up my hart (to pray) to thee my God.

I gave my father hancher

my Brother was sicke of an ague and my S[ister] cam